The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-18
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i"i ;c> morse GAYS are cnn to Dillon.
Ihere IS letter in tl.; Postoilice for 1ni,
Eastman X 1loden'> new s:.rr j., v,,,
| attractive.
The days Of the turkeys ar. numbered,
Thanksgi is nearing.
Cusick is putting on the p,as,cr;ny Of tbe
Opera House in workmanlike shape.
Read the new time card Of the tai. and
Northern and post yourself thercfrom.
lhe Dillon Opera House is masnifi.
cent cd;tice---an ornamental credit to the
city.
The re reorganization Of the Dillon brass
band includes all the best musicians in the
city.
The mumps and jaundice are diseases
that are prevailing to limited extent in
this section.
The grain in the Beaverhead Valley has
been nearly all threshed up, and the Weld
has been abundant
Ore from the Sheridan districts is arr;y.
ing at the freight platforms for shipment
to distant reduction works.
Dillon is supplied with first class trans.
fer wagons. Joe Rich has put on large
new one, Of ample capacity.
Dillon promises to be lively socially du.
ring the winter. The ID. S. G. has got 4
good start in the right direction.
John r. SeIway and Major Lamont were
around yesterday collecting offerings for
Grace NJ. +. Church purposes.
Our local Legislators, when they meet in
Council, should calmly conside, the de.
fenceless condition Of Dillon in case of fire.
Jerry Fahey's teams, from Gibbonville,
loaded yesterday at l.. c. Fyhrie Il Co.'S
with 10000 pounds Of groceries and mer.
chandise.
The Catholic Church will be dedicated
shortly. Right Rev. Bishop Brondel will
conduct the services and ceremonies of
dedication.
The up bound passenger train has been
off time most Of the week. This will be
remedicd as soon as the time card is better
understood.
Postmaster Poindexter has made changes
in the hours Of closing the different mails
at the Postofficc. See the Postot,icc time
table in another column.
Lou G. Fyhric contracted for the haul.
ing OF $1,000 pounds of mining machinery
to Gibbonville. The machinery is for Col.
Carter's new works at that place.
Dillon merchants report trade brisk and
increasing. The amount Of weekly bust
ness transactions are considerably heavier
than they were at 4 corresponding period
last year.
Photo Artist Weenink is finishing large
sized pictures Of the street parade of the
Grand Lodge, l. q. q. F. The pictures
are the finest for that class Of work that
have been taken in Dillon.
Treasurer Wing is more or less happy
nowadays. Tax payers are beginning to
exchange compliments will, him. He
takes their money and gives nice auto.
graph receipt in exchange.
Ed. Abbot was up before Police Magis.
trate Holden yesterday on charge of car.
rying deadly weapons contrary to the law.
The defendant was taxed $40 in fine and
cost, which he paid promptly.
The TR1nrNE acknowledges the receipt
Of an invitation to attend celebration and
banquet at Helena, on Monday, Nov. ,1st,
to commemorate the completion of the
Montana Central Railroad to the capital
city.
1t takes two forty gallon barrels OF milk
daily to supply Dillonites with the extract
Of COW In addition there is Il great deal of
the milk Of human kindness distributed
daily in this community, but As it is not
sold by the pint OF quart it is not counted.
The Superintendent, Of the Utah and
Northern took look at the wagon road
near Days Spur, 4, the point where the
Grand Jury urged that a fence be built :or
the protection Of people travelling ,hr old
public highway through Ryan, Canyon.
Commissioner Oliver and County Ci.rk
a the invitation and in COIN
ranv with The Superintendent; OF the l'ah
and Northern, arc to take a !ouS at the
roae! near DAILY spur, where !" fence is